Sentence examples for as accustomed from inspiring English sources
"as accustomed" is correct and usable in written English
It usually refers to something that is or has been done regularly, habitual or often. For example, "He arrived home late as accustomed".
Perhaps European shoppers simply aren't as accustomed to discount shopping as we are.
That kind of money can change a place, even one as accustomed to big wealth as Greenwich.
Will it be different back in Afghanistan, maybe, where men are not as accustomed to working for a woman?
It's not necessarily that attention spans are shorter, he said, it's that kids raised on video games are not as accustomed to more passive entertainment experiences.
Unfortunately, we are as accustomed to shortsightedness and political cynicism as we are to the smell of ash on a hot summer's day.
The boy must be spared the endless, gratuitous suffering to which the Chinese were as accustomed as if their whole existence depended on it.
The driver's door sagged half an inch when opened, so he was probably fat as well, accustomed to using the door as a crutch.
Prior to the beginning of the experiment, all subjects trained for one day in the NF in order to adapt to the natural dynamics of the PFM itself as well as accustom them to the task constraints.
But they return to the national teams as strangers, accustomed to other cultures.
Extraordinarily striking, tall and powerfully built, he moves with the confidence and grace of an athlete, as if accustomed to commanding attention with physical charisma alone.
But most advances eroded by the afternoon as traders accustomed to economic news being "less bad" found little incentive to buy.
